Posted by Chad Birt on Mon Jan 24 2022
Living with multiple sclerosis (MS) is challenging any time of year, but for some people, the cold winter months exacerbate symptoms like stiff muscles, muscle spasms, and difficulty moving the limbs. When combined, these factors can make even simple activities like getting dressed, preparing a meal, or turning up the thermostat challenging, especially if you live on your own. Read More
Posted by Adria Thompson on Tue Feb 08 2022
This Valentine’s Day I want to give you the tools to help a person with dementia participate in purposeful and meaningful activities so that they, too, can participate in these familiar traditions! Read More
Posted by Chad Birt on Wed Nov 17 2021
Now that Daylight Savings Time is here, many Americans are preparing for the arrival of cold weather and the winter months. If you provide care for someone who's 65 or older, it's time to consider things you can do to keep them warm and maintain their body heat all season long. See the 8 tips
Posted by Valerie Henderson on Wed Dec 02 2020
I’m an only child, so I’ve always known that when my fiercely independent mother needs care, the responsibility will fall squarely on my shoulders. I view this fact as both a blessing and a curse. Read this personal story